Post subject: Re: The Beautiful Game (The All Inclusive Soccer Thread)

Posted: Thu July 27, 2017 9:37 pm

Future Drummer

Joined: Thu January 03, 2013 6:49 pmPosts: 3045

verb_to_trust wrote:

I see it slightly different. They were missing Pulisic, Johnson, Brooks, Cameron, Yedlin and Wood. All of those guys are probably in the best 11. The older guys that were MLS based and called in don't seem the have younger MLS based talent pushing them for their spots. Acosta for example looked god awful.

There are some intriguing young prospects in Europe like Weston Mckinnie, who is going to make Schalkes first team and plays in midfield.

As far as Bruce, who they appoint after Russia will be of way more concern than what arena is going to do with this group for the next 18 months. If they hire Bob Bradley back instead of a guy with fresh ideas then I'll be pissed.

Post subject: Re: The Beautiful Game (The All Inclusive Soccer Thread)

Posted: Sat August 12, 2017 2:24 pm

Mind Your Tanners

Joined: Tue January 01, 2013 5:53 pmPosts: 9711

Its even getting hard to watch MLS. For some reason Vue is now blacking out New England Revolution games. I'm trying to get into some of these lesser teams because who wants to root for some juggernaut but they are rarely the prime time games on network channels. Palace will probably hardly ever be the number 1 game on NBC.

Post subject: Re: The Beautiful Game (The All Inclusive Soccer Thread)

Posted: Sun August 27, 2017 11:29 pm

10Club Complaint Department

Joined: Tue January 01, 2013 10:53 pmPosts: 16420Location: Illinois

USMNT roster call ups are depressing. Zusi is going to start at right back in a world cup qualifier that the team has to win. It's insane. Wondo, Nick Rimando, Dax McCarty, Roldan, Lichaj...none of them belong.